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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ankit Kumar
8 years ago
The fee structure is INR. 3, 35,000 per annum excluding books and exam fees where the exam fees is around INR. 5000.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ankit Kumar
8 years ago
The exam time period is 3-hours. It has 4 parts, and the paper will have 150 questions. The questions asked will be of the objective category. Negative marking is present. 3 marks are awarded for right responses and 1 mark is subtracted for erroneous responses. The questions will be from subjects su

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ankit Kumar
8 years ago
It mostly depends on where or which college are you applying for. Mostly M.Sc Entrance exams are conducted by some top-notch colleges only while a few conduct personal interviews because the crowd for the occupancy is relatively less. If there is an entrance exam:
The main focus will be on epidemiolo

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ankit Kumar
8 years ago
You are eligible but you have to clear exam then only you can do M.Sc in physics at IITs.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ankit Kumar
8 years ago
Hi Jomichan,
Yes, of course! If you have an aptitude for it, then I don't see any reason why you shouldn't pursue B.Des, design courses have immense scope these days, with lucrative career opportunities. If you are creative and have the ability to think out of the box, you can flourish as a designer.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ankit Kumar
8 years ago
Hi Anurag,
Although it is legal to pursue one regular course and one distance course simultaneously. But, firstly what is the point of pursuing the same course through both modes? It will be of no use to pursue the same degree twice. Secondly, pursuing two degree programs at a time is not an issue bu

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Aneesh Ram
8 years ago
Undoubtedly, you are eligible to pursue law, since you are from Science stream B.Sc LLB would be a better choice.
Choose the right one depending on your passion.
Do start preparing for CLAT and ISAT examination’s.
All the best.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ankit Kumar
8 years ago
Here are some of the list of things, you can start:
1. Start from the beginning: Figure out what all physical and mental aspects where you lag and start working on those things from scratch. For example: maybe your face doesn't have a good jaw line, Now all you have to do is start working on your fac

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S
8 years ago
Hello,
I think you should chose the career in which you are really interested in. Otherwise, everybody has their own perspectives. All the fields that you have mentioned above are good.

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New answer posted•8 years ago

How can I pursue M.Sc from IIT?

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Gargi Das
8 years ago
Yes, you can apply for Master from IITs, but you have to give entrance i.e. IIT JAM. If you are enthusiastic about your subject you will surely get a seat in the prestigious college of IIT. And, later can seek Ph.D also from there. Also, you should have 55% marks in your Bachelors. All the best for

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